by Linda Brink
An activist friend recently put a question out there, which is this: what inspired so many people to become outraged over Cecil the lion’s death, when daily, countless other innocents are routinely abused and destroyed without causing anywhere near the same reactive ire?
Our next Book Club will meet Monday, September 28th, 2015 at 6:00 pm. The exact location in Brighton will be provided to those who respond. We will read: “The Dreaded Comparison: Human and Animal Slavery” by Marjorie Spiegel Like our…
by Linda Brink [The opinions expressed in these essays do not necessarily reflect the position of ARAUNY.] I was thinking about how Cecil’s last hours might have passed. In the first cool breezes of evening, he would have scented the…
by JanineS The opinions expressed in these essays do not necessarily reflect the opinions of ARAUNY. We’re going way back before many of you were born, to the 1970’s. My personal journey to veganism began when a close family member…
The ABC, ARAUNY Book Club, met August 5th 2015 at Webster Library to discuss Gary Francione and Anna Charlton’s book Eat Like You Care, An Examination of the Morality of Eating Animals. This is a terrific concise book, an easy…
By John Carbonaro (The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the position of ARAUNY) Back when i was in high school, we didn’t dissect. That happened at my community college. A lot has changed in H.S. since then, including going…
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